Professionalization thus contributes to the superior technical proficiency that Weber claimed was the hallmark of bureaucratic organization.
Regardless of one's views on gun control, from a tactical perspective there is little to refute the notion that the tool of choice against a criminal with a firearm is, in fact, another firearm wielded by a defender with superior weapons proficiency.
In addition, Ph.D. students must have superior proficiency in one of these languages upon admission to the program.
7 Such challenges necessitate increased efficiency of surgical training programmes such that an equivalent or superior level of surgical proficiency can be achieved in spite of the shorter length of time spent in the operating theatre.
Results are broken down into three levels of achievement: "basic," which, according to NCES, "denotes partial mastery of the skills and knowledge" needed for proficiency; "proficient," which "represents solid academic performance" and "advanced," which "represents superior work".
The program provides me with a pathway to my specific goal: achieving a superior level of Chinese language proficiency".
However, in comparison to Wii training, the NTT approach yields superior results across measures of motor proficiency, cardiorespiratory fitness and functional strength.
The outcome was that ELTS was regarded as a more valid measure of language proficiency and superior to its criterion measures.
Although this is not a bilingual advantage in the traditional sense, as it is within-group rather than compared to monolinguals, it indicates that high-proficiency bilinguals may be more adept at controlling interference from their L2, demonstrating superior cognitive control abilities with increasing language proficiency.
In fact, according to Newsday, some Long Island districts have been pining to use readily available assessments that are deemed far superior to the New York State tests to determine proficiency levels.
